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I have wanted for a long time to find out how to clear something like print("example") in python, but I cant seem to find anyway or figure anything out.
print("Hey")
>Hey
Now I need to clear it, and write some new text.
print("How is your day?")
It would print.
Hey
>How is your day?
But I want to clear the "Hey" so the user shouldnt look at both at same time, and it looks kinda messy.
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You can simply “cls” to clear the screen in windows.
Clear a Text File Using the open() Function in write Mode Opening a file in write mode clears its data. Also, if the file specified doesn't exist, Python will create a new one. The simplest way to delete a file is to use open() and assign it to a new variable in write mode.
You can clear the Python interpreter console screen using a system call. System calls to clear the console: For the window system, cls clear the console. For the Linux system, clear command works.
The clear() method removes all elements in a set.
Small addition into @Aniket Navlur 's answer in order to delete multiple lines:
def delete_multiple_lines(n=1):
"""Delete the last line in the STDOUT."""
for _ in range(n):
sys.stdout.write("\x1b[1A") # cursor up one line
sys.stdout.write("\x1b[2K") # delete the last line
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